I've studied music theory, music history, electronic music, etc. at the college level. My training continued by receiving certified training at Roland, Yamaha, Ensoniq, and by Korg.
I started recording professionally doing commercials and voice-over about 6 years ago. I've recorded, mixed & edited many radio commercials, and hundreds of voice-over demos.
I've written, recorded, produced and mixed music for TV. I've been an engineer/track master for a bunch of rap tracks. I've done the same for trance and remixes. Of course, rock too.
I've had my consulting business for about 7 years and started many people down the road of digital audio and midi recording. I've set-up studios for ad agencies and talent agencies. I've set-up studios for commercial recording, and music recording.
Through my travels I've dug myself into (and out of!) just about every musical, recording, engineering hole you could imagine, and I've dug my clients out of some of the holes that are unimaginable.
One of the big lessons I've learned (and talents I've perfected) is that the engineer's job is to keep the technical aspect of the recording/creation process completely invisible to the person(s) doing the recording. (This is quite a trick when I'm recording myself!) That is what I bring to my clients- making the technology involved almost transparent, making it much easier to see their creative vision into reality.
